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Mansfield-2008.Pdf (12.76Mb) I jjjl!; ROOZ pnuuV uAtol uodaH TABLE OF CONTENTS Mansfield at a Glance .............................. 1 Community Development Department ...................... 34 Town Officials ........ .............................. 2 Planning 35 Administrative Staff . .............................. 2 Planning Board ............................. Boards and Committees Membership ........... 3 Housing Rehabilitation Program ......... 37 General Government Conservation Commission ............... 39 Board of Appeals ................. 38 Board of Selectmen ............................ 5 Zoning Town Manager .... .............................. 6 Human Resources 39 Management Information System ............. 9 Health Department ........................ Geographic Information Systems ........... 10 Parks & Recreation ........................ 41 Southeastern Regional Services Group ... 11 Council on Aging .......................... 43 45 Public Safety Social Services ............................. Police Department ....................... 12 Public Library . ............................. 46 4848 Public Safety Dispatch .................. 14 Veteran' s Services ........................ Fire Department ........................ 15 Education Emergency Management Agency..... 17 Superintendent of Schools ............... 49 School District..... 51 Building Department ................... 20 Southeast Regional SPECIALIST COREY M. SHEA Department of Public Works Boards and Committees .................. 52 60 DPW Administration ... .............. 23 Town Clerk .... ............................. KILLED IN ACTION 62 Highway Division ....................... 25 Election ........ ............................. Public Buildings /Special Projects .... 27 Town Meetings ............................ 68 MOSUL, IRAQ Water Division .......................... 28 Vital Statistics . ............................. 87 NOVEMBER 12, 2008 Water Pollution Control Division.....30 Financial Reports .......................... 88 School Salaries ........... 116116 Engineering Department ............... 31 Municipal & Cover Mansfield Electric Department ............. 34 Telephone Directory..... 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D' Agostino, Town Manager Kevin Moran, Vice Chairman 2011 Fair Housing Committee/ Robert S. Mangiaratti, Town Counsel Airport Commission Jess Aptowitz, Clerk 2011 Brenda J. I-Iodges, Superintendent of Schools Louis Andrews, Chairman 2012 Local Housing Partnership 2010 George R. Dentino 2009 Edward J. Vozzella, Director of Finance and Operations Judith Martone Robert Andrews 2008 Sandra Levine 2010 Roxanne L. Donovan, Treasurer /Collector 2011 2012 Shelly Roberts Howard Fiske 2010 Eric A. Hart, Town Accountant Beth Dahlstrom Sandra LaRosee, Assistant Treasurer 2010 2010 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Philip Finer Robert Reid Helen Christian, Town Clerk 2008 Michael Trowbridge, Chairman 2011 Carl Lambrecht Vacant Nancy Hinote, Assistant Assessor Lisa Lowiewicz, Vice Chairman 2010 Michael Forbes, Director, Housing Authority Vacant Frank DelVecchio 2011 Gary Babin, Director, M.M.E.D. Animal Welfare Committee 2011 Steven R. Greenberg 2009 Arthur O' Neill, Chief of Police Sharon Baker, Chair Finance Committee Neal- Boldrighini, Fire Chief Jean Miller 2010 Ana Molina- Villella, Vice -Chair 2010 Andres Gazzolo, Chairman 2011 Robert Button, Director, MEMA 2011 2011 Lee Azinheira, DPW Director Mary Andrews Greg Arnold 2012 HOUSING AUTHORITY Kurt Gaffney, Water Operations Manager Carol Kesel 2012 Jack B. Goldberg 2012 Douglas Murphy, Chairman 2009 Kenneth Hackett, WPCF Operations Manager 2011 Charlene Lavin Wendy Foley, Alternate 2010 Danielle Fish, Vice Chair 2011 Mark Cook, Highway Operations Manager 2010 Karl Chambers, Jr. Michael Ahern, Public Buildings Manager Lindsay Hawes„ Alternate 2010 Governor' s Appointee) Thomas Ratliff John Sullivan, Town Engineer 2010 2011 James P. Lazzara Edward Carl, Treasurer Betty Amicone, DPW Office Manager Board of Assessors Beth Oberlander, Asst. Treasurer 2010 Lorilee Fish, Parks & Recreation Director 2012 Gregory Matoian, Chair Board of Health Kevin Doyle, Member 2013 Janet Campbell, Library Director 2010 Dorine Boyd 2010 Gale Farrugia, Council on Aging Director 2011 Dr. Raymond Martin, Chairman Elected May 13, 2008) John Hogan, Veterans' Agent Glenn Nieenberg Joseph DeGirolamo 2012 Scott Leite, Health Agent 2011 TOWN MODERATOR Nancy Wall Shaun Burke, Director, Planning & Development Cable Access Corporation 2012 Robert H. Saquet 2009 Michele Grenier, Conservation /Environmental Planner Michael Healey Richard Devine, President, Elected 2011 Nicholas Riccio, Inspector of Buildings Catherine Memory David Minori, VP /Treasurer, Elected SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL David Conley, Inspector of Wires Bruce Fallows, Selectmen' s appt. 2009 Historical Commission VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Russell Shurtleff, Selectmen' s appt. 2010 2011 COMMITTEE MEMBER Martin Conboy 2011 2010 William 2010 Rick Mahoney, Selectmen' s appt Robert Servais Flannery 2010 Jennifer Crotty -Davis Conservation Commission Annette Shaw 2009 2009 Joseph Mulkern, Chair 2011 David Baldini 2008 Paul Boyden, Vice -Chair 2009 Michael McCue 2011 2009 Carolyn Matthew Bernard O' Malley 2012 Derek House 2010 Development John P. Smith Industrial & 2010 Linda Falk Commission 2013 2009 Michele White Jeff Garr 2010 John McKenna 2010 Council on Aging Jason Cronin 2010 Sonia Walgreen, President 2012 Michael McCue 2009 Frank G. Nilson, Vice President 2011 Lou Andrews Mary E. Butler, Treasurer 2011 Donna Harrington, Secretary 2011 Board of Library Trustees 2012 Norma Smith Joe Flynn, Chairman 2010 2010 Ed Sliney, Sr. Christine Cormier -Hayes 2010 2010 Benjamin Boynton Leonard Epstein 2011 Nancy Breef -Pilz John Walgreen 3 4 GENERAL GOVERNMENT The Board of Selectmen is a five- member board, Board of Selectmen and each member is elected by Mansfield' s voters to a three -year term. They meet at the Town Hall Mansfield Cultural Council 2012 2011 Jack Vultaggio, Chairman Sandra Levine, Chairman on Wednesday evenings; the townspeople are Christine Dumouchel, Chair 2011 David Rapoza Ann -Margaret Baldwin, Vice Chairman invited to all meetings and are encouraged to 2008 2010 Laurie Carlson Kevin Mackie 2009 tr Kevin Moran Clerk attend. The Board of Selectmen also serves as the 2012 c Kerry Lee Vallett McIntyre Peter DeTrolio Commissioners, Road 2011 Jess Aptowitz, Selectman Water and Sewer Debra Britt Elisabeth Garber- Miller 2010 George R. Dentino, Selectman Commissioners, Electric Commissioners and Scott Brigante 20101 2010 Jeff Garr, Associate Member Julie Richard 2012 Parks Commissioners and is responsible for the 2011 Philip Shannon, Associate Member Sarah McPhee Karen Doucette, public safety of Mansfield' s residents. 2011 Dawn Low Constables Executive Secretary to the Board of Selectmen 2010 Paul Boyden Highlights 2008: In May, Jess Aptowitz and 2010 Municipal Building Committee Jack Riccio Kevin Moran were elected as the two newest 2010 2012 William A. Moore, Chairman D. Marie Smith members of the Board of Selectmen. Selectman 2011 2012 Allan Clapp, Clerk James Carey Sandra Levine was voted into the Chairmanship. 2012 2012,- Maureen Doherty Paul V. Morrison The board reorganized in December and Vice 2014 2011 Robert Barry George Lombardi, III Chairman Ann Baldwin moved up to Chairman. 2013 2011 Julie Hunter, CIP Rep. Harold March 2011 Ronald Spear Annual Town Meeting was held in the spring, Non Profit Gift Committee and Special Town Meeting was held in the fall. WWH Scholarship Fund Committee At the Special Fall Town Meeting, the residents 2011 2013 Kevin McNair, Chairman Mary Ann DeTrolio 2012 2014 Chairman of Mansfield passed three Tax Increment Chuck Boehm William Flannery, Jr. 2010 2010 Finances; the board was pleased to support three Lorilee Fish Timothy Mills 2011 2014 companies in their requests for Tax Increment Rose Bryant Jennifer McDonald Covidien and Medline 2010 Financing ( TIF). Nancy Wall Vacant Vacant Industries were already tenants of Cabot Business Park and were looking to expand their Planning Board 2011 presence in our community. Covidien proposed H. Thomas French, Jr., Chairman Conservation Constable 2014 2010 to purchase a vacant parcel for a research and Donald Cleary Michael Ahern 2013 development center, and Medline is to build a Anthony Jodice 2010 Stan Feck Town Moderator 320,000 square foot distribution center. The 2013 2010 Douglas Annino Robert Saquet Kevin Moran third company, Crosby Valve,
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